124-unit coexistence housing in the old terminal in Mangu-dong... Sunsun Hyundai Apartment remodeling project

The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced on the 11th that it held the 20th Building Committee the day before and deliberated and passed the 'Mangu-dong 360-1 Coexistence Housing Construction Project' agenda.

Accordingly, 'coexistence housing' with a total of 124 households, with 3 underground floors and 25 above-ground floors, will be built in the area of ​​360-1 Mangu-dong, Jungnang-gu, the site of the old passenger car terminal.

Co-existence housing is a project that supplies long-term rental housing on underutilized private land, and 24 units of apartments built here will be supplied as 'Mirinae House' for newlyweds.

The city plans to pursue this project with the goal of completion in 2030.

The committee also approved the ‘Prehistoric Modern Apartment Remodeling Project’ agenda.

Accordingly, Seonsa Hyundai Apartments in Amsa-dong, Gangdong-gu, which was completed in 2000, will undergo remodeling and increase from the existing 2,938 households to 3,206 households.

The plan is to sell the additional 268 households to the general public.

In addition, the road leading from the complex to Hangang Park will be maintained, and various local shared facilities such as a youth reading room and senior life center will be created.

The ‘Gasan-dong G Valley Special Planning Area 5 Development Project’ agenda also passed the committee.

This is a project to build a four-building complex with 5 floors underground and 24 floors above ground on the site of 319-7 Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu.

In particular, approximately 23% of the 15,021㎡ site will be created as open space for local residents to use.

The three officetel buildings will be constructed in various sizes, ranging from small residential spaces for G Valley workers to exclusive areas of 42 to 59 m2 for newlyweds.

In addition, we plan to install exhibition halls and conference facilities that can be used by companies residing in G Valley, as well as a fitness center and library for local residents.

Myung No-jun, head of the Seoul Metropolitan Government's housing department, said, "We plan to supply new housing on underused sites, increase the number of housing units by remodeling existing apartments, and expand the space used by local residents. We will support follow-up procedures to ensure that the project is carried out smoothly."